Nanostructured Ceramic-Polymer Coatings for Face Seals

A.V. Apelfeld; Boris L. Krit; Valeriy B. Ludin; Natalia V. Morozova; Iliya A. Ryzhikov; Vladimir V. Savva; Oleg V. Somov

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Nanostructured Ceramic-Polymer Coatings for Face Seals

Abstract:

An increase in the durability and reliability of the technological equipment and tools with regard to economic and environmental factors is directly related to the tribological properties of coupling details (wear resistance, coefficient of friction, seizure, etc.). The problem can be solved only through the deep and science-based approaches, one of which should be considered is surface engineering. The article discusses the use of the hybrid technology of the surface synthesis of nanostructured composite polimer-ceramics coatings to manufacture face seals of high-precision durable, low-torque and fast-running mechanisms.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 863)

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75-81

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August 2016

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A.V. Apelfeld, Boris L. Krit*, Valeriy B. Ludin, Natalia V. Morozova, Iliya A. Ryzhikov, Vladimir V. Savva, Oleg V. Somov

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Antifriction Pore-Free, Composite Nanostructure Ceramics-Polymeric Coating, Microarc Oxidation, Plasma-Electrolytic Treatment, Vapor Deposition Polymerization

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